Last updated by Madison Carter
💌 Your angel has a message for you
Focus, turn over the cards, and discover what they want to tell you.
Vasariah is the angel of justice who never condemns: he brings light without judging and repairs without punishing. The thirty-second name of the Shem HaMephorash, he whispers to those he protects that true justice begins with mercy — towards others and towards oneself.
If you were born between 29 August and 2 September, he has been your guardian since day one.
Vasariah is the guardian angel who protects people born between 29 August and 2 September. His name means "Just God", the one who grants fairness without ever giving up on kindness.
Meaning
"Just God"
Period
29 August — 2 September
Choir · Archangel
Dominions · Zadkiel
Element · Colour
Earth · Blue
Stone
Azurite, Diamond, Sodalite, Blue Topaz
Incense · Psalm
Benzoin and Myrrh · Psalm 33, v.4
Regency days · Hour
20 April, 2 July, 13 September, 25 November, 6 February | 10:20-10:40
An Angel Has Walked With You Since Birth
Since the day you were born, an angel has been watching over you.
It knows your yearnings, your wounds, your most private dreams. It bears a name, and that name reveals something about you — about who you truly are, deep down. Let it reveal itself to you.
Vasariah's message
"I am not the angel who condemns, but the one who puts each thing back in its rightful place. When an injustice weighs on you or guilt gnaws at you, call on me: I will help you tell what truly belongs to you from what you carry by mistake."
"Remember that justice without love is only harshness. I teach you to be firm without being cruel, forgiving without being weak. Forgive yourself first: only then will you know how to forgive others."
✦ ✦ ✦
Vasariah is the guardian of inner fairness. Where other angels comfort or spur us on, he restores balance: between the head and the heart, between rigour and compassion, between what is owed and what can be forgiven.
Vasariah is the 32nd sacred name of the Shem HaMephorash — the 72 divine names drawn by the kabbalists from the three verses of Exodus (XIV, 19-21). His Hebrew name וְשָׁרְיָה literally translates as "Just God". Tradition also calls him the "Benefactor of God", because his justice always seeks to repair, never to avenge. The traditional call drawn from the Psalms is: "For the word of the Lord is right, and all his work is done in faithfulness" (Psalm 33, v.4).
Vasariah belongs to the choir of the Dominions — the angels who watch over the order of the world and the right measure of things, placed under the authority of the Sephirah Hesed, mercy. Their calling is to temper severity with kindness. His ruling archangel is Zadkiel, the prince of mercy, forgiveness and inner release.
Vasariah's mission is to make you just without making you hard. He helps you see beyond appearances, understand the circumstances that explain other people's behaviour, and decide with as much clarity as heart.
He acts especially on speech: memory, voice, the ease of expressing oneself. He is the angel you call upon before a difficult speech, a reconciliation or a decision that involves fairness. Under his wing, we stop judging too quickly and learn to truly listen.
If Vasariah is your protective angel, know that he always watches over you, wherever you are. He may even decide to send you a message when he feels you need to hear it, reaching out through a mirror hour. Stay attentive 😉.
✦ ✦ ✦
By casting his light on your life, Vasariah reveals in you gifts turned towards balance, fair speech and peace of heart.
⚖️
A sense of justice
He sharpens your discernment and your taste for fairness. You can weigh the pros and cons without being blinded by your emotions.
🕊️
Mercy
He teaches you to forgive — others and yourself. Resentment loosens, guilt eases.
🗣️
Eloquence
He frees your speech and strengthens your memory and your voice. You find the right word at the right moment.
🧠
Mental clarity
He clears away confusion and sheds light on tangled situations. Fair solutions appear on their own.
✦ ✦ ✦
We call on Vasariah in every moment when life demands fairness, appeasement or the right words. He does not take sides: he brings light, sets things back where they belong and widens the heart.
Whether you are going through a conflict, a crisis of conscience or a simple need for clarity, his presence brings back calm and rightness.
You can invoke Vasariah if:
✦ ✦ ✦
Vasariah is especially attentive during his annual regency days: 20 April, 2 July, 13 September, 25 November and 6 February. During the day, he is most receptive between 10:20 and 10:40. This is the ideal time to entrust him with a request for clarity or forgiveness.
Settle in a quiet place, back straight and breathing calm. If possible, light some Benzoin and Myrrh incense. You can hold an Azurite stone in your hand to amplify the connection. What matters most is sincerity.
Prayer for the angel Vasariah 🕯️
To invoke Vasariah, say this prayer with Benzoin and Myrrh incense:
"Angel Vasariah, grant me your forgiveness, your caution and your firmness. Forgive my mistakes. Prevent me from holding grudges and blaming others. Allow me to be just, kind and forgiving to those around me. Allow me to succeed in my life mission and in my plans, and keep your love always deep within me, so that I may learn in turn to become infinitely good, like you. Amen."
Reciting this verse is in itself an invocation. It carries the Hebrew letters of Vasariah's name according to kabbalistic tradition.
"For the word of the Lord is right, and all his work is done in faithfulness."
✦ ✦ ✦
Beyond the occasional invocation, here are simple practices to nurture an ongoing relationship with your guardian angel.
🕯 His candle
A blue candle.
Best lit between 10:20 and 10:40, or on his regency days.
💎 His stone
Azurite.
To wear close to the heart or hold in the left hand during prayer.
🌿 His incense
Benzoin and Myrrh.
To diffuse during invocations to raise the vibrations.
✍️ The simple ritual
Each morning, say his name three times and set an intention of justice and appeasement for the day.
📆 His days of power
20 April, 2 July, 13 September, 25 November, 6 February.
Days when his energy is at its most receptive.
✦
Frequently asked questions about Vasariah
Vasariah is the 32nd guardian angel of kabbalistic tradition, protector of people born between 29 August and 2 September. His name means "Just God": he embodies justice, mercy and fairness.
Vasariah watches over Virgos born from 29 August to 2 September. During the day, his regency slot falls between 10:20 and 10:40.
In Hebrew, וְשָׁרְיָה translates as "Just God". Tradition also calls him the "Benefactor of God", because his justice is always restorative and full of kindness.
His five annual regency days are 20 April, 2 July, 13 September, 25 November and 6 February. These are the moments when his energy is most accessible.
He often manifests through a sudden calm during a conflict, the right word coming at the right time, or an angel number that catches your eye. Stay attentive to these signs.
✦ ✦
Your guardian angel reveals himself every day through subtle yet profound signs...
Article presented by
Madison Carter
"Psychic Healer & Angelic Channel for MyAstro ✨ As a psychic healer and angelic channel, I translate loving guidance from the divine into practical wisdom. My work is dedicated to delivering messages from guardian angels that bring clarity, comfort, and deep spiritual healing. Through MyAstro, I aim..."
Read on
Walpurgis Night falls on the night of April 30 to May 1. Marking the end of winter, it is linked to the witches' sabbath, and many European countries still celebrate it. Where does it come from? How is it celebrated? A closer look at this little-known festival.
Belladonna, mistletoe, verbena, poppy or lavender: 10 mythical plants, their mystical powers and how to use them as talismans.
On Halloween night, an apple, its peel and a basin of water are all you need to reveal the first letter of your soulmate's name. The ritual step by step, where it comes from, and the secrets behind the witch's hat, broom and pumpkin.
Why does your necklace keep tangling? Inner knot, energy it absorbs, quiet protection: the spiritual meaning of a tangled necklace, and how to undo it.
On October 31, long before pumpkins, the Celts celebrated Samhain: the end of the year, the start of the dark season and the night the veil between the living and the dead grows thin. Its origins, traditions, how it became Halloween and rituals to celebrate it at home. 🌙
On November 1 and 2, Mexico welcomes home its departed with orange flowers, candles and a feast. Far from Halloween, Día de los Muertos is a celebration of love and memory: Aztec origins, the altar of the dead, La Catrina and monarch butterflies, here is what each symbol tells.
Did you like this article?
Want to know more 🤔 ?
Write directly to the authorMadisonCarter !
Ask Madison a question
Want to share your thoughts? Leave a comment